(WINTER 2010)

A required course in the Certificate Program in Facilities Management.
Master the successful applications of facilities design including defining the requirements of a project, developing design strategies, implementing corporate philosophies and methodologies, and understanding the Project Development Process. Gain the knowledge that will help you increase your confidence as a project leader and assure the success of your future projects. Whether you are managing multiple, small departmental relocations or anticipating a large project, these professional skills will assure you of greater success. Prerequisite: SOCECOL X499, Fundamentals of Facilities Management, or familiarity with facilities planning and operations. See enrollment confirmation for login information.

John D. Secor, B.S.Arch., AIA, CFM, NCARB, is principal architect for Archetype International. His expertise in project programming, design, and production highly qualifies him in the areas of architecture, interior design, and facility support services. Secor's professional experience covers a wide range of project types including commercial, industrial, institutional, hospitality, and retail facilities. His position with the OC Chapter of the International Facility Management Association and knowledge of architecture provide him with unique perspectives of the facility management industry.